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    Owners Revving Their Cars In London Will Now Be Fined £1,000

    By Zero2TurboDecember 11, 2015Updated:March 28, 2017No Comments
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    Most of you have seen many video’s of supercars being driven hard around London and we have all seen video’s of owners revving the sh#t out of their machines too. Well the local council of Kensington and Chelsea have just introduced a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) to stop owners from disrupting the locals. What it means is that motorists can no longer rev their engines, race through the streets, accelerate rapidly, cause obstructions, sound their horns or perform ‘stunts’, presumably meaning burnouts. If you are found doing this, police will issue an on-the-spot fine of 1000 pounds (R23 000). To be frank, the owners of these cars that rev will happily pay the fine and carry on doing what they love doing.

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